The welcome offer for new players at Mr Vegas is not a no deposit bonus. The banner above shows "Bonus expired", and the current offers are listed in its place. The welcome deal, 100% up to £50 + 11 Free Spins, needs a deposit of at least £10, and no code is listed for it. T&Cs apply.
Its other key terms are on the offer card above. For existing customers, the current offers are Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas, each with its own card and terms. T&Cs apply.
So if you came here for a code that unlocks the welcome offer without a deposit, the welcome deal does not work that way. What you can do is understand what it asks of you in return, and decide whether a deposit with a bonus attached makes sense for the way you play. The sections below cover how the welcome offer differs from a no deposit bonus, what to check if such an offer is ever listed, and what to consider instead.
One point is worth keeping in mind from the start. The welcome offer at Mr Vegas starts with your own money, not with a gift from the casino. That changes the question from "how do I get something for nothing" to "is this deposit offer a good fit for me", which is a question you can answer from the terms shown above.
How the welcome offer differs from a no deposit bonus
A no deposit bonus, where a casino offers one, gives a new account a small amount of bonus money or a set of spins before any payment. You risk none of your own money to try it, though such offers usually come with their own conditions on winnings. That is the kind of offer people search for with this query, and the welcome deal at Mr Vegas is not one.
The welcome deal works the other way round. You deposit at least £10, your deposit is matched at 100% up to £50 in bonus money, and the offer also includes 11 spins. The whole offer is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. Because the starting point is your own deposit, it is a matched deposit bonus, not a no deposit one.
The wagering condition is 10x (wager 10 times the first deposit amount to release the bonus); free spins no wagering. Put plainly, the spins and the bonus money are treated differently, and the bonus money is released only after you have wagered a multiple of your deposit. A larger deposit therefore brings more bonus money, up to the cap, and more play before it is released. That trade-off simply does not exist with a no deposit bonus, because there is no deposit to multiply. T&Cs apply.
The eligible games are Pink Elephants 2 (free spins); bonus: slots, jackpot slots do not contribute. The spins are played on the slot named for them. The bonus money is meant for slots, and jackpot slots do not contribute to the wagering. If most of your play is on jackpot games, that play does not count towards releasing the bonus money. Our guide to slots explains how slot games pay, including RTP and volatility.
The two offers for existing customers, Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas, are aimed at players who already have an account. Their cards above show what each one involves. T&Cs apply. Neither replaces a sign-up offer for someone opening an account.
In practical terms, the difference comes down to what you put at stake. With a no deposit bonus you would test the casino using only the casino's credit. With the welcome offer at Mr Vegas, the first thing you commit is your own deposit, and the bonus is added on top of it under the conditions above. If you are comfortable with that, opening an account is the first step, and the welcome bonus page sets out the full terms. T&Cs apply.
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What to check if a no deposit offer appears
A no deposit bonus is not what the welcome deal gives, so do not base a decision on one turning up. If one is ever listed among the current offers, a few points decide whether it is worth taking.
Read these terms before you accept it:
- whether it is really free to claim, or needs a deposit later to withdraw any winnings
- the amount of bonus money or the number and value of spins
- the wagering multiple on winnings, and whether it applies to the bonus or to winnings only
- which games count towards wagering, and which are excluded
- the time limit for using the offer and for meeting the wagering
- whether a code is needed, and where you enter it
Be wary of codes found on other websites, forums or social media that claim to unlock a no deposit bonus at Mr Vegas. Only an offer that appears among the casino's current offers can be relied on, and a code copied from elsewhere may be out of date or never have existed. If an offer looks unusually generous, read its terms twice.
The same care applies to the welcome deal. The commonest mistake is treating it as something it is not. It needs a deposit of at least £10, so you are using your own money from the start. The eligible games are Pink Elephants 2 (free spins); bonus: slots, jackpot slots do not contribute, and the offer is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. Our guide to making a deposit covers the payment side.
A second mistake is choosing the offer for the spins alone. The 11 spins are tied to the slot named in the eligible games, not to a game you pick. If that slot is not one you would play anyway, judge the welcome deal mainly on the bonus money and its wagering, shown on the card above. T&Cs apply.
For the existing customer offers, Rainbow Fridays and The Wheel of Vegas, check each one's own terms rather than assuming they work like the welcome offer. T&Cs apply.
Whatever the offer, read the full terms on the casino's site before you deposit. The cards above summarise the main conditions, and you can read the complete terms at Mr Vegas before deciding anything.
What to consider instead
If a no deposit bonus was the only reason you were looking at Mr Vegas, the welcome deal will not give you one: it starts with a deposit of at least £10. The honest choice is either to wait without expecting anything, or to judge the casino on what it does offer.
For a new player who would deposit anyway and enjoys slots, the welcome deal, 100% up to £50 + 11 Free Spins, is the offer to read. Its wagering condition is 10x (wager 10 times the first deposit amount to release the bonus); free spins no wagering, and the multiple on the bonus money is tied to the deposit, which is easy to follow before you start. T&Cs apply. The free spins page looks at the spins part of the offer in more detail.
It suits you less if you mainly play jackpot slots, because they do not contribute to the wagering, and the spins are tied to a named game. It also suits you less if you hoped to try the casino with the welcome bonus before paying in, since the welcome deal needs a deposit.
The downsides of the welcome deal are worth stating plainly. You do not choose the slot for the spins, the wagering on the bonus money grows with the size of your deposit, and the offer is valid for 60 days. T&Cs apply. None of this is unusual, but it is a different deal from the one this search was looking for.
You can also simply play without a bonus. Without a bonus, there are no bonus conditions on games or timing to keep track of, and you can choose any game you like. For some players, that is a better fit than a bonus with rules attached.
A deposit is your own money, with or without a bonus. Choose an amount you can afford to lose, and do not raise it only to get more of the match.